CEPA

CEPA

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  • Palo Alto, California
  • 94301-2809

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Central Europe Digest (CED) is a publication that highlights important developments in the region that may not make it into Western newspapers. Affiliated writers and associate scholars of CEPA, drawn from the academic, policy and business world in Central Europe write the articles, which not only flag relevant issues, but also provide needed analysis of the wider implications of these events. Their work augments CEPA's in-house research by providing views on the ground in the region on both geopolitics and economics. These writers come from a variety of national and ideological backgrounds, supporting CEPA’s mission of educating the policy-conscious public about events in Central Europe and how they relate to world affairs. Read More >> Report No. 32, Hingepoint Allies: Bolstering U.S. Alliances with Exposed States in Central Europe, East Asia and the Middle East8 October 2010 CEPA’s A. Wess Mitchell, Jakub Grygiel and Robert Kron examine the strategic similarities facing small and mid-sized U.S. allies at global faultlines in Central Europe, East Asia and Middle East. In all three cases, vulnerable U.S. allies are re-examining strategic menu-cards to cope with what many in these states see as the early phase of a major global geopolitical transition. "Hingepoint Allies” looks at the implications that ongoing shifts in these regions could hold for U.S. global strategy and argues that policymakers should move decisively to bolster the confidence of allies as part of a revised global strategy for the new century. Read More >> Issue Brief No. 114, Prague’s New Leadership: Small Expectations, Large Opportunities1 October 2010 Ahead of Czech Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg’s visit to Washington, CEPA’s Robert Kron offers a compelling look at the challenges and opportunities facing the country’s new center-right coalition. Holding one of the largest parliamentary majorities since the break-up of Czechoslovakia, the Czech government now has the freedom to implement reforms and policies that were previously impossible. Read More

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